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Off page Optimization - Be wise

dewaji — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 05:41:45 GMT

Be wise with your Off page optimization. Read how to maintenance your dummy blog here

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Swik Net - Others Backlink Source

dewaji — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 05:41:45 GMT

Build more backlink in swik.net. You could build a swicki page, agregate rss feed, make a bookmark list, etc

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How to Rank High in Google

dewaji — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 05:41:45 GMT

it’s not just about link. In this SEO Challenge, how to get high quality backlink for your site is the main target. Google has mention about this :

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Massive Backlink in Shortime

dewaji — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 05:41:45 GMT

I see in this Busby SEO Challenge, almost all contestant in top 5 get a high number of backlink in very short time. But nothing happen to their page. They stay on top. This are proof that fast link building sometimes will not cause your site penalized by google.

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Getting backlinks

dewaji — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 05:41:45 GMT

Before your own vote means anything, you have to become important. You become important by getting links from other, already important people. Now there are a few options here:

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Internal linking technical tips for SEO

dewaji — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 05:41:45 GMT

There are other ways to sap the strength from your links, but let’s focus on what makes a link strong as much as possible. Of course, I recommend that you use the traditional HTML <a href=” structure but I also prefer the use of absolute URLs (where you start the link with http://) for a variety of reasons. First, if you fall into the lazy habit of using relative URLs, you end up with canonicalization issues. Your internal links for your root URL will all end with “index.html” but your external links will in many if not most cases just use your domain name.

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Debunked: Only The 1st Anchor Text Counts With Google

dewaji — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 05:41:45 GMT

My conclusion: Google does not only look at the 1st link to a page for anchor text, MSN/Live search does and I am not too sure about Yahoo! Good advice and practice from SEOmoz anyway though, if only for MSN. Why take a chance on it? Make sure that you have your good anchor text in the 1st links to your pages.

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Google counting only the first link to a domain - rebunked

dewaji — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 05:41:45 GMT

Besides the fact that nofollowing the top link will not get you around the Google ignoring the second link, it is interesting to see that Google will still count the top link even though it is nofollowed. Maybe it was due to the fact that the nofollowed link was the only link on the web using that phrase as an anchor text ? Who knows… sounds like a theory worth testing.

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Google passes second link’s anchor text

dewaji — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 05:41:45 GMT

I dropped two links to SEO Theory onto the front page of Xenite.Org. Xenite is a trusted domain that has been around since 1997. SEO Theory has earned a fair amount of trust in Google thanks to all the links you good people have pointed to it over the past year. I’m reasonably certain that the home page for Xenite (http://www.xenite.org/) and the main blog page for SEO Theory (http://www.seo-theory.com/wordpress/) are recrawled on a daily basis and are usually recached once or twice a week.

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How to create value-passing links in volume

dewaji — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 05:41:45 GMT

This is all relevant to search engine optimization, I assure you, but I have to set a geometrical foundation for the point of this article. We don’t actually deal with 3-dimensional space in search engine optimization although we easily could. You can define 3 dimensions on the basis of almost anything (you don’t have to use height, width, and length like typical school mathematical textbooks do).

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